Question 1

Where is the art exhibtion held?

Accepted Answer

Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club hall
1A Pacific Ave, Tamarama NSW 2026
 
Tamarama Beach is located between Bondi and Bronte and is one of Australia’s most dangerous patrolled beaches. It is a tiny, peaceful beach loved by local residents and sun worshippers, most of whom would like to keep this paradise a secret. Surfers, body boarders and swimmers are all regulars on the beach. The surf can be tricky with a decent rip on most days. The beach is patrolled on summer weekends (October to April) by dedicated teams of volunteer lifesavers who are proud of its safety record. Around 160 active Members participate in patrols as well as support the Club. Members skill base and physical condition are continuously upgraded with training to ensure the beach is safely patrolled. Activities include: IRB (Inflatable Rescue Boat), TOSS (Tamarama Ocean Swim Squad) and surf ski. The Clubhouse is situated on the north side of the beach with spectacular views of the surf and down the coast. Loyal Members enjoy the charm of the Club and we encourage you to come and join up.

Question 2

What does the event raise funds for?

Accepted Answer

Rotary Rose Bay created this event to help raise funds for the transformation of the Tamarama SLSC iconic clubhouse into a state-of-the-art education and training centre. All funds from the artists registration within the clubhouse, BBQ and cake stall goes toward the upgrade.
 
The DA for the Tamarama SLSC clubhouse upgrade has been approved by Waverley Council. Submissions to Council indicated agreement between the community and Tamarama SLSC regarding their wish to preserve the peaceful community feel of our neighbourhood and Clubhouse. Whilst a small number of individuals wondered if the existing building was being retained, most understood that our much loved Clubhouse is being protected in the proposed upgrade. The architects entrusted with this preservation and sensitive upgrade are the internationally awarded Choi Ropiha Fighera Architects.

Question 3

Who is Rotary Rose Bay?

Accepted Answer

The Rotary Club of Rose Bay Inc was chartered on 24 April 1970 and is one of the world-wide Rotary Clubs that make up Rotary International which was founded in 1905. The Rotary Club of Rose Bay is a service organisation of business and professional leaders (male and female) who have worked together to provide humanitarian projects and support for the community, both locally and overseas. The Rotary Club of Rose Bay is a not-for-profit organisation.
We encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and provide support to those in need, be it an individual, a group, an organisation or a community.

Question 4

Detail for artists

Accepted Answer

20 spots per day to exhibit over the 3 days of the October Long Weekend 2018
 
There is ramp access from 'Pacific Ave' where a drop off space will be allocated. We strongly recommend that only small works are exhibited for ease of delivery and for people who purchase to be able to take them away and continue their walk. Surf Lifesavers will be on hand for set up and pack down 
 
$200 to exhibit for 3 days
$150 to exhibit for 2 days
$100 to exhibit for 1 day 
 
For a table space, display wall or table sized space to put your easel and or own display set up.
 
As with Art in the Park no commissions will be taken.

Send your expression of interest to RoseBayRotary@gmail.com now advising which options you would like to take advantage of above.

Proceeds will go towards the Tamarama SLSC upgrade.

It will be the start of the season for the SLSC and they will be helping with the publicity campaign and organising entertainment.

TAMARAMA ART EXHIBITION.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where is the art exhibtion held?

What does the event raise funds for?

Who is Rotary Rose Bay?

Detail for artists